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The 'Crank Dat' hook from Soulja Boy's 2007 hit, with its catchy dance beat and chant. Creators use it for hype moments, dance edits and nostalgic throwbacks.

This 15-second clip captures the instantly recognisable opening hook of Soulja Boy's 'Crank Dat,' the dance anthem that helped define late-2000s hip-hop. Over a crisp, bouncing beat, Soulja Boy delivers the chant-like vocal that tells listeners to crank the dance move, with a bright, energetic rhythm that builds momentum in seconds. The production is simple but infectious, pairing a punchy bass line with sharp claps and a call-and-response feel. Hearing it instantly sparks nostalgia for early YouTube dance videos and school-hall routines, and it gives any edit a confident, playful lift that makes viewers want to move along with it.

Crank That (Soulja Boy) was released in 2007 as the debut single by American rapper Soulja Boy Tell 'Em, built around a simple dance instruction that listeners could follow. The song spread rapidly through early YouTube dance videos, where creators filmed themselves performing the crank move, and its catchy hook made it a staple of school dances and parties. Its rise helped show how a viral dance could turn an independent online hit into mainstream success. Today creators still use the short hook for throwback edits and dance challenges.

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What is the Crank Dat Soulja Boy sound?

It's the short hook from Soulja Boy's 2007 song "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," featuring the chant-like vocal and bouncing beat that instructs listeners to perform the crank dance move.

Where is the Crank Dat sound from?

It comes from Soulja Boy Tell 'Em's debut single, released in 2007, which became famous through its instructional dance video and early YouTube clips of people performing the move.

How do creators use the Crank Dat sound?

Creators drop it over dance challenges, throwback montages and confident entrances, usually cutting on the chant so the beat lands as the subject starts the crank move.